Digital Resources

To pass or not to pass is not a question, if you use these three volumes on Shakespeare.

If the music of the 1950s scandalized parents, were they ready for rock and roll, political statements and the British Invasion?

Learn how to identify bullying and stand up to it safely. StopBullying.gov provides information from various government agencies on what bullying is, what cyberbullying is, who is at risk, and how you can prevent and respond to bullying.

Key to success today, time management is a vital skill to learn. 

Famous legal cases are discussed and the ripple effects of important decisions.

From setting the agenda to the final minutes polishing these skills leads to smoothly run projects and good communication.

Helps travelers find what they need to travel abroad.

TumbleBook Library is an online library of interactive books for pre-readers and early readers with a growing number of chapter books.

Get free help with homework, building a resume, test prep, job skills and more. Available every day from noon to midnight.

Preparing for a job interview is essential, Williams helps the reader with the steps.

Focused on tribes from the United States and Canada the set explores history, religion, art, government, economy, daily life and current social and political issues.

A student history encyclopedia in 8 volumes, the set starts with the colonial period and offers details on important people, events and popular culture.

With no sales to make, Value Line offers unbiased investing information. Supports up to five simultaneous users.

Digital version of the WV Encyclopedia.

Links to family court forms dealing primarily with divorce and custody issues.

Historic images from across the state in a searchable database.

Forms and frequently asked questions about Medical Power of Attorney and Living Wills.